The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-08-12
NEWS NOTES.

days. Before leaving London for Ireland
he will delivers speech, the occasion OF
which, II is understood, will be grand
banquet gwen in his honor.
General Chincilla, formerly Captain Gen.
| eral OF Porto Rico, will shortly be mado
Captain General OF Cuba.
Fire the other night damaged the stock OF
f.. Il II. 7. Anthony, dealers in photograph
materials, at sol Broadway, New York, TO
the extent Of $1,000 The building, owned
by the Wagstaff estate, was damaged $780,
600, and several tenants lost small amounts.
On the arrival Of the steamship Bohemia,
from Hamburg, at New York the other day,
a United States deputy marshal boarded
her and arrested Israel Goldman, alias
Juedel Chemlinker, who, it is alleged, fed
from Odessa, Russia, with 10000 roubles
belonging to his employer.
Dispatches just received from Massowa
state that large quantity Of gunpowder
exploded in the magazine ut that place the
other evening, killing seven Italian soldiers
and wounding forty-fve others, fifteen Of
whom are seriously and perhaps fatally
injured.
Collector Ward has notified the Grand
Trunk local superintendent at Point Ed
ward, Ont, and the captain of the ferry
transfer, that Canadians must not be
brought over to Port Huron, Mich, TO work
In the car shops. The Canadians are pro-
testing vigorously.
Steme Chittenden, who committed sui
eide near Lancaster, Pa, the other night,
was for many years lawyer OF large
practice in New York city. He had been,
for long time, peculiar in his habits, and
never associated with the other occupants
of the building in which his office was To-
Gated.
A terrible confagratIon visited Witepsk,
in northern Russia, destroying 413 dwell
ing and business houses, the police offices,
six school buildings and bank. Thousands
of persons are rendered homeless and many
lost their lives in their efforts to escape the
flames. The loss is stated at 2,U0,0OO
roubles.
Cholera is rapidly spreading in Sicily and
the virulent character OF the disease is at
tested by the fact that out Of 200 cases in
Catania 40 have already been fatal. Great
alarm is felt at Naples, owing TO the ar
rival Of large numbers of fugitive Sicilians
at that place, and a great clamor is raised
for quarantine.
New has been received from Henry NJ
Stanley TO the effect that on the route from
Leopoldville to Lonkolela. he experienced
considerable trouble with his men on &C
count of the scarcity of provisions. Mr..
Stanley himself was i'll from the effect of
the heat, but expected to reach the confiu-
ence of the Congo and Aronhonim rivers by
June 6, where he intended to await the ar
rival at Tippoo lib from Stanley Falls with
MEN and provisions.
A special from Philadelphia says the
Baltimore a. Ohio railroad has given orders
to stop engineering work on the lines Of
survey between New York and Baltimore.
There is rumor to the effect that the
Reading will in the future give the Balti-
more a. Ohio proper facilities for the trans
action OF its New York business
The resignation of w. &. Quincy, general
manager of the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
railway is announced, and is a profound
surprise in business circles, in which Mr..
Quincy was recognized as one OF the fore
most railroad executives in the country.
The resignation takes effect Immediately.
Mr. Quincy will be connected with the iron
firm OF Jones a. Laughlins, Pittsburgh.
Sir Henry Holland, Secretary for the
British Colonies, replying TO question in
the House Of Commons, said that the trouble
had arisen between the natives OF Meta
kaptla and the government of British Co
lumba The Indians had made overtures
to the government at Washington for per-
mission To settle in Alaska but the Domin-
ion government was advised that no en-
couragement would be given them by the
United States authorities. The matter was
entirely within the responsibility OF the Do
minion.
The new Ministry formed in Bulgaria by
NJ. Stambuloff is, in its political tendency,
moderately Liberal, and the Bulgarian
statesmen indulge in the hope that its ap
pointment will mollify Russia somewhat in
her attitude tnIyard tho accession 0f Prince
Ferdinand. 1t is doubtful, however, il this
movement, or indeed everything else that
Bulgaria can do, short of multiplying the
action Of the Sobranje and giving Ferdi-
nand his congo, will have the effect to pla-
cate the Car s government, whose manifest
object is to keep the Bulgarian wound open,
tearing il afresh whenever 1t shows signs
OF healing
Austin Corbin, the banker and railroad
president, was assaulted by reporter at
Manhattan Beach, few days ago, and
was struck several times on the head and
face, causing the blood to tiow He grappled
with and disarmed his assailant and wac
administering pummelling to him when
employees interfered and separated them.
The trouble grew out Of the fact that the
reporter had been discharged from New
York paper at the instance Of Mr.. Corbin
for alleged unfair treatment of Manhattan
Beach in certain articles he was writing
about Coney Island Mr.. Corbin owns most
of the property at the Beach.
Hon. William McDougal, who has made a
special study OF the subject, stated to
United Press correspondent that he be-
lieved all the Canadian provinces except
one, or perhaps two, and four-fifths OF the
population, are ready TO vote for unre-
strcted commercial intercourse with the
United States.
Moses SpciSht, Gratz Smith, Henry Barn.
hard and Frederick Wesley, tho four in